Using examples as diverse as train accidents, novels and gardening, this book evaluates the prospects for utopian thought and practice in the context of a world organized by market managerialism.

• Asks if ideas about utopia are redundant.
  
• Evaluates the prospects for utopian thought and practice in a world organized by market managerialism.
  
• Treats utopia as an organizational issue, rather than focusing on literary or historical interpretations.
  
• Engages with ideas of utopia, dystopia and crypto-utopia, organization and management.
  
• Uses diverse examples, such as train accidents, novels and gardening to explore issues in novel and thought-provoking ways.